Well, FYI I've figured out you just need to project the variables you
want. Sorry for double-posting.
However I've got no idea about how optimum this is. So please don't
hesitate if you think about any more clever way to use functions in
core.logic :-)
胡軒
```clojure
(let [depart-state {:a {:a 1 :c 4} ;; b2 missing
:b {:a 2 :b 3 :c 6}
:c 3}
arrival-state {:a {:a 1 :b 2 :c 4}
:b {:a 2 :b 3 :c 6}
:c 3}
modifier (fn [basic x y value]
(assoc-in basic [x y] value))]
(run* [_1 _2 _3]
(membero _1 [:a :b])
(membero _2 [:a :b])
(membero _3 (range 4))
(project [_1 _2 _3]
(clojure.core.logic/== arrival-state
(modifier depart-state _1 _2 _3)))))
```
On 27/01/2016, 良ϖ <p.de.bois...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> I have defined a plain Clojure function which has a specific logic
> inside. It outputs a mutated state given an initial state and some
> other arguments. Basically, we could say it is like: (defn modifier
> [basic x y value] (assoc-in basic [x y] value))
>
> I want core.logic to deal with it in order to find the correct
> parameters for this function to output the result I want. Do I have to
> rewrite it as defne or defnc? methinks it would be a burden (just try
> to express assoc-in in pure logic) >< so I'd like to find another way.
> Maybe I could use the (for ) list comprehension but I feel like
> core.logic has a more clever approach.
>
> I have a gist with minimal working code sample here:
> https://gist.github.com/piotr-yuxuan/fa0cfdc63a26b667c3f3
>
> Will appreciate any help I would be given! :-) Thanks a lot in advance!
>
> 胡雨軒
>
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